Sentence examples for dismal to from inspiring English sources

Economics and politics are too dismal to write about without having some fun along the way.

All this seems dismal to Poland's EU partners, who want a calm neighbour that plays by the rules.

United had been dismal to the core and Rooney's lack of celebration, after a marvellous free-kick, summed it up.

By Ian Crouch September 8, 2016 Comedy Central's Rob Lowe roast, in which Ann Coulter became the primary target, illustrated why the genre has become dismal to watch.

The national polls are looking pretty dismal, to be sure, but that's largely because Santorum is getting so much free media.

But how dismal to have to apologise that although it was the Proms, and although it was the BBC Symphony Orchestra, what we had just heard was a first rehearsal for the real thing.

This invasive nature contributes to their dismal 6 to 12 month prognosis (Silbergeld et al, 1991).

Progress in medical treatment of patients with ACC has been dismal due to the low sensitivity to antineoplastic agents.

What if the famously dismal conclusion to Hemingway's "A Farewell To Arms" was different?

They entered the season to dismal forecasts, only to alternately flounder and flourish before the All-Star break.

Even Baker had to acknowledge that this was a dismal way to begin a playoff series.